Dani thought she was slowly losing her mind. She took a deep breath and said, “Say it again.”
Piper adjusted the Spanish workbook in her lap.
“Yo quiero comprar un sombrero,” Piper said, looking up from the workbook. “Cuánto está el sombrero?”
Yo quiero comprar un sombreroCuánto está el sombrero?“We don’t have to say ‘yo’ in this context,” Dani said. “It’s implied in the way you conjugate the verb.”
yoPiper cleared her throat. “Quiero comprar uno sombrero. Cuánto está el sombrero?”
Quiero comprar uno sombrero. Cuánto está el sombrero?Dani refrained from rubbing her temples. “Do you want to buy a hat, one hat, or the hat?”
aone the“What did I just say?” Piper asked.
Dani shoved her plate of half-eaten spaghetti and forgotten garlic bread away.
“First you said a hat. Then you said on
